I Hi; OMAHA IIKK: FRIPAY. orTOHSR
Lecture on Mnrs
Put on Radio by
Omaha Scientist
father Itipgffbiscuvi'i Theory
'I hat Planet I Jnlial.itpil
Olher Talk to
I'llllllVt.
Father Willium R Hinge, B. J , f
rt.out aitrotwmicr and .h'u lt,
Irondrnst bin lecture, "I Mum In
habited?" at 8 Inst' night from tlio
(111111I114 lirnlii fxehanise.
Father Klgge not only is famous tt
teacher liut for his writings nnd
but ruijmihif tjit'iilit In the acicntlfle
Hint iionscli-ntlflc: rlns. lie wits Willi
the first I'rclghton faculty In 17.
Father Jtlgge's I if" woik ha Iwen
lllO development nf the UMioiioiiiIihI
end physical equipment tif ('niyli-
loll,
Me his many published artii'li-n, by
x.iilii r liTim-n, iiml tlw RnlvliiK f
I uriinilur mill Inlrji utM wipnuilc
lroMi'ili!, li bin frciniiiilly (HKiigr-il
the Hiii'iiiinn timl tnti ri'Al at tint only
nli'iitlFU but the kpihtuI publU: an
HI. On nmny iM-canloim he him r-ft-tlfre-J
.rotubli mrvlip of a prui'tlcul
ntitiirf.
KoiIit Higsii U a Ki'lluw of tlin
Aiwrli Hii Amium Imioii fur I ho Ail
lii'i'ini iit of Hi Icnrp, 11 im-mlx-i- of
lh Ni'lmiHka A'-mlfiny of HHnni'r,
t he AiiH'iii iin MclforiillKii ul nirlcly,
lilt! Afiicrli Rii IJoonofiiiial Hoi'U-ly, tlm
Ki'oiionilriil Horli-ty of tlm I'Hiillc, K
Ki'llun of tin' llnyiil Ai.lruiuiiuii'iil Ho-
iifly of AtiuTicii, hiiiI a tiH'iiihiT of
.ho Mntlu iiiiiln al A-n.m ialion of
Anirrirtt. 1 f in HiiiI profi-HMor of
lhyln nml Mirvpyln?. illivcior of the
K.itroiioinlriil iilim-ivdioiy ul 'riMili.
ion university und wuh I'lortrd prnHl
il'nt of the ihyHiu HPitlon of u
t.rwly fnrnifil Jiwnlt scloniltlc soriety
for tlio tnlilille wrul.
Tlio li-cllll whlrll KilllllT JiiKK'
hroailraHt last nlxh t wun the llrHt of
a roiirtio of 12 xtenlon leclureii to
h given by wHI Unowii nu'intioiM of
'rH;liton unlvornity fuculty. Them
lectures will he brumlciiHt tveiy Thiim
iluy evenliiB nt S ami each cue will be
about 10 mlnuU'H lontf.
Dog Hill Paragrafs
By George Bingham
The patrons whu have visited the
poHtoffice for the putt day or two
Icve noticed with plinetn-f that the
l'oBtmnster has combed his hair. It
is believed that the Inspector is aboutO
line.
a
Feeling a premonition that the five
dollnrs he had was In preat danger.
Cricket Hicks deemed It advisable to
day to carry It to Tickville and place
Jt in the bank for safe keeping,
a
The laundry at Tkkville caught on
fire Wednesday morning,' but the
flumes were' extinguished. Itaz Bar
low says he Is nwTul glad It did not
burn, as he has a collar In there.
Parents' Problems
Should a girl of 14 who cares
nothing for dress, be incited to care
more?
This girl will very likely learn from
her young friends to care more about
dress to care, indeed, quite as much
as necessary. Her mother should do
nothing moro than insist upon neat
ness" and cleanness.
A tmordfish caught In Hawaiian
waicru hid r.ttntned tha remarkable
wir.ht of IXVO jwui'ds.
UTTERS '
Third Generation is
Using Sirup Pepsin
JU atbaf Uttlira caa rralac Dr. CU
wtil'i ia t CMmltBct !
tbM im il
"TMIFnn are thousand of
I healthy, nl.iit young men unit
women lilm hite inner in all
their Inea taken any uther laxa
tiva fof couatiiwilH.n than I'r.
l.ldclla ynip
Vpin. Their
parent, were
Jiurn it bf their
parent: the
antmlparetit- are
UitiiK il lislav.
It U the '"" !
tie ideally ut
r.1 la alt lh f i.ii
llv, Aafrt I. llwt
Ml! mi-, rffei"
ti fn nmniin, ao .,.iniaiu,.
that rU fl r..ph. ""
aUnlly f..rvU K Uttie
InVM I M inle-l.tl.1 WI.M.I.
l r A.-lillla-, li" I U. e .!
iWtafo uiim riif , I hi oi.U-r-tul
Mvliiti. il n iiwil) hat
Uve. tiiHlllnl. il f.af 3 yi'.
i. t,. l ii.U'.o. ..lt!. ai
( i.l, an'iu.l!, Iha Uf ;-
.Ulnar (.tif l4ll in
wul 1 b nl tat Uil
.ulaU.e tliial
M. a.a. ait br ('u.r. I) I k
aa , Ln.ii, ta )avd We l
rtli4ti4.
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W'i4 itkml a Uiltka
4 It iWviit )lJ i'iav
SOULS
By RUPERT
K ualluuaij I rum ralaliiai I
MH-fcl. i ,Hv ililiiiii. I..I .Vail) tif( .Uy
human, e ! i-J Ilia iiu-.it lifa if H- ,iirlly .rlllt-, to m i,u .1 llulll
ni.n.i-r niHiauii an.l .iii..i..i an n, i.. l r , , , .,,.,.,. ,IB i-i,.,,.,,
alrilllona kii4 llaulfliilia Ih.t ", 4 , LV ... '
nu.l.laii r iha lima toa ..f i ,n.ri. j bniiuum h.u k til- glorious iiaa
Aaaiiial h.r laih-ta ti.imiiiBit.ia ah . on. uf (ink Tuipin, Joll.ii hull W lid. and
ij..Mr, i 11, ..t ..mim i,.r. :.. it'lmch. I'uml. Tio. vvlm anj.
thrch 'lhr r.iu m iiin whrii ti,r
tuttt b uw lnnrmily t,i .r.lj-i l hr
tiilllur, t'1,1 kll hraltaUil (4 irk. Hrf
rrrl IV lnali. until luu lain. Mi
i,itih'. t i-.ift in nn .ti,1 -d.nt
Htiit ltmi'inU"r. .iim'..i rit n. i
iiim.4 la It llt.lliru, lit f.u.lly li.
m i.
A r(Ufli fr.nn ithlili I In inl I... I ba
tmOriiia; tuinitDttl tti liM,r mi r b4
In urd.r trip lo iti tiiithwrat. 'I hrr,
k aiigirmrii. ah Km in marry an in,.,,
inary man ana "l-t lilin li. iiulrll) "
tAm (rtiit.aai in hur muthfr Hi rvl
mI tha aiiiatt.ij Haliy ami Ii.t Oilier
ImluiTif lu approva iha irip aa utt-aaaaiy
inr n ir p-aitli.
Vn ll!a Irani aha aliar,.nci.l I h. Ihrlll
of a ilK'Ua inr..iin kith Turn llulliy.
l,.m.,u. I.1..II.,., ,,,. iu,. aiir,
In IHlara liunta ah'i il.arrll.a.l alien.
iMina pal. li.-r uy an liiinam.rr "Air,
Wnmlnll.!." ai,U IlK-n from I u. ..in. Arm .
ll. fo.l .1... .i.- 1..
aim had bei.iii.e 'Jlr. u.nniviiia" aii.l wa
i n h' r l.i Vuira nh hrr h.i.liaml .
H.r .., ,! .a. , it, . h..
1 anliie nt Inr i'etiler of mine, t'linill
The n-eni-i tlm timn awrjit her none of the f.,ren inui.l'-r nulla liua
Ibintiaill wein ua iluimieil bh her "Iri'il ,ever Miiproaclml th Ameiiiaii nrlt.
il famine land of ntuntml kiohiIi or I In the Tlm "lie illcoM-rei n iiuiii
I n li . ler of aiiKiteaiive ileiilln). Ileiv .t
John AViMHhllle vat beHlile her III the atory of a man hi Iiphh lulu
the train. lie vunlnlii na noon iih riwollen foloiMtlii river, whnli wua
ahe tui'iii.l to Ionic hia Miiy, but when ' runiilnit one ,f lla uiiiiuul unioka.
iihu tazeil villh unfiaiiaeil leuaea I I lere wen- I ml people In I'olorinlo
IIii-oukIi the window lit th blurred
a.'ind und eafcn hU priHence waa nl
lliont palpable.
When ehe lu.l her acon hed eyea
Nile roillil lilllioet feel hllll lealllllK
iiKitiliNt h. r Hhoiililer, lua breath mlr
iiuk the little curia lit the nape of
her neclt. He took In warm, ntron
fingera h.r lold hand lyln Idle ut
her aide. In the dark of her nhut
eye he put IiIm iiiiii nhout her ehoiil
l. und drew her to him and kleaed
her cheek, whiKperlntr, "My wife:"
He. turned her head und pi-cancd .on
her pule mouth ho inasti'i ful a klxM
that her lips reddened und quivered.
.She tried to mnnmnii her dead lover
10 the defense of Iiim rich) In her
)osnenMlon, but Klwood wuh more un
real now, more remote, than the
nilriiRe of IhlH rnniuernr.
tihn tried to fllni? him off hy open.
Inif her cyca nnd re eatiibllKhlng the
other n.u.m.iir. in ih. . rwd..,i e,.r I
hut the Homnolence of the burnlim'
morning dragged her back to the
weird world of sleep.
As her eyes closed she caught night
of a cowlxiy racing the train on a
plunging broncho, nml when she fell
asleep she fell Into the saddle of a
pinto alongside John Woodvllle's
mustang. And she rodo with him
across the sage spotted sands, toward
the brown mountains, and found
there a cabin lu a dark grove. And
it was their new home. She was the
mistress of Jt, but he was the master
of her, a ruthless, laughing husband,
ho would lot lie. denied, but mocked
her fears and made her his wife,
broke her to his will as he broke the
wildly resisting broncho.
She ran, pursued but overtaken, and
woke with a start, spent and panting,
and stared at the drowsy passengers.
Khe was astounded nnd a little ills
ar pointed to find herself still on the
sanni car. His hot cheek agiilnst hers
was only the sun bnked windowpnne
tinkling with the rain of the blown
sand.
Hhe fought off the swooning drow
siness that dragged her back to a
siesta of fancy, and devoted herself to
the stern task of arranging a plausi
ble death of her short-lived bride
groom. Fear of discovery was as acute In
Mem's heart as. if she were planning
genuine homicide. Sbme nuthors
have wept over the slaughter of
their creatures; some have rejoiced In
their murder as a fine nrt. Hut Mem
was a beginner, a bungler. She was
hound to make a bad Job of It. and
,she could not trust her imagination.
After nn hour or two of deep study
that only increased her sense of hope
less foundering, she went to her
luncheon hi the dining car. It was
hard to play executioner on an empty
stomach. On her way back to her
place she saw on an empty seat a
newspaper. The owner was not visi
ble and she resolved that theft was
a proper prelude to a greater atrocity.
So she snatched up the paper and
carried it back to her place. It was
the l.os Angeles Times, an enormous
budget filled with the proud expres
sion ot the fastest-growing city lu
the world, a city tumultuous with
prosperity at a time when nearly
every other city and town was cow
ering under the . aftermath of the
world war.
Mem found (as is to be expected in
any newspapers but those curious
documents built to suit the ostriches
who believe in conceuling reference
to crime and other departures from
monotony) many accounts of murders,
robberies, accidents, and other mani
festations of human fallibility.
Magnificent burglaries were prop-
ANT FAMILY MAT TRT IT FREE
rnwiMiKb ft parmU art aitinr
fArmarfari, " H r ran t""i a u-U'-ma-lAv
Utxiwm Utat an.una m Ina
family cum lu km tunilipalnt.'"
araa vott fu trv iVvrafi iVuin.
mil Wf iwuauai a iiWral frtt
aaaia4 farfila. aurlw-M.nl fur an aaVanal.
Iril It rila aa aarra fii fnj if.
O. It. H. VntJvtH, SIS
aAuiaM SI , Munlvtlb, JfJwaaW.
h at tfm!
Mr. J. n. JWlk of Shaw. Mia .
reliea on it eniiri-ly in eei hm
thihlren in henl.fi. ami Mr,
I allftuar. JlinolU (4"J. (v t it v,
,N, J , do larva that red only h r
alf lnil nil h.r reitihlaar and
(ita-TliU lliwl tl and b ll I'll M alartlt
il. 'Iherw ia .itnrl a .Uy lht
kniwiiin in a f i mil v .l.-a re. I
ami it f r.iiwliu.tH.n, llitiik-m ,
llt.l-llll.UiM Ktkill, l.llkiO.lH'W, tif
leol.tt.tl .a.luln(, la l
...in' ami tnniai, and (at lak
lip feti'M and tii.U.
f, I' d la.ll t Sfnp IVann U
a nldv. all. Uilnee4 t.'
(arillld if l.II.H arlina ,lt
' .n and il. a inl l ulat.
ainniola V I ha f t inula t .at It...
i t'w a ta.l(.lf el
! H.llll-il -'l.li. l..li.
t r retvaa. that itttM b at.tt lb
b irlnl ktv hi t ilnant, !
I if ttt . au-l U Ji, fc.ll lr ata
i -.".! i, I'r, lUl.tl !)l
H.H n tae Ikai 'l ttaam
tl44U end uhuui aa 4rf'.
for SALE
HUGHES.
! i U la-1 1 y la llillil llnir lOimlil l.4'l
ululll.l blnlulit III lilt-Ill OH I f of
it Mlo; ll.ore Him iiiiiturr.l ulniitf
,11111ft ni.i.la or lity mm(. ! h.ulr,
i'i win cmIht inn bs fl - i m j hl::tiuny-
III. -II ur Mi.imi li, or lli' V ilia
riiveriil wild their w.im biiijliia mini.
I., r Ki-hlli'lliefl lor l.i'lleal hoao liliti-
itonl wit lsoin,iii a niiuii'il nnl
mi; 'Tut Vin uii:
It fc.illlr.l n if on Imlf I lie nil.)
hinl IK Imnila in the air hiln Ihu
other httlf uint throiiith t mhI.i-'.
mail urer.. U4I. n. a. or until
mtli lira.
lia .lliseira, a onn oi Hie iman al
1 cltlen uoliiK. tuituitilly hinl lla HllBirj
, ,lf ,hm m.iuMry; furth. rinoi, na
a , . 4 .
' throimetl atrcei. warn u.eri..r In
I 'k iy oilier l l) 'n in till' lllllill i l' of
l..u.t.l.t I III... I .....I ...I I.,,
, tl)a f nillnliioliiff.a
i . .Ul... uf l . , . M1
, ";, ;''," , M ,".'
Male n. pt out of their limnea nml
ilrowiird by a torrent. Here wii ii
rich man wlione neek Waa broken In
nn ov. rturmd cur: lu re were a ecore
..liiicd in it C 'llirnln between nn nulo
Ihih and nn electric train. Here wna
a New linker allot dead In hi
p.'i.'iimiiH im lie hut with a lupful of
mm mm; lett.-ra. Here waa a man
found burled In hla own cellar: here
une A mid w htrrn t,en'lenuiti for
whose murder bin wife und hla etep
daiiKliter were la-iilit tried, the allcitii
linn bi'im; Hint they hat tmi.l him
with urnenlu taken fium Hy paper.
Here wna ft man who hired it IioImi
to play it practical joke on Ida wife
nml pretend to hold them up in their
doorway: then the nmuzitiK ilrnmntlat
ahot the hobo dead, ehol hla wife dead,
and announced that he had taken
part In a pltol duel with a hlnliway
"ia". The cynlcul police found a few
'iwm In hid kIjIi atory and wrung a
".... mm,
He was a very religious young man,
too, nnd superior to all small vices.
And the Jury at his first trial dis
agreed as to bis guilt, since he re
pudiated hla confession. A second
jury found him guilty, but ho pleaded
Insanity and deferred the penalty.
Altogether an original genius In
crime. Mem envied hlin his In
genuity. There were lnstnnces enough and
too many of deuth ' activities In the
uewspuper. Here was an aviator do
Ing a moving picture stunt whoso
ship caught lire and brought him
down burned to a crisp. Here waa
a man killed In his automobile by a
big tree falling over him.
There was such an embarrassment
of riches that Mem could not select
a single method of doing away with
Mr. Woodvile. Hhe' forgot him utterly
for a while in a page devoted to tho
gossip of moving picture studios. She
saw that Iloblna Teele nnd Tom Hoi
by had come back to Hollywood from
a dash to New York for local color,
and would soon be going out again
"on location," wherever thut was.
Hhe saw that Viva d'Artols and her
husband hnd reopened their benutlful
bungalow iiarKdendale. Hhe saw that
Miriam Yore had arrived and taken
a palatial House tor ner stay.
Maurice Maeterlinck hnd come out
on a speoial train. Many English
men nnd women of fnme were on
their way, and herds of authors who,
being American, were unimportant.
Domestic goods are always shoddy,
and imported elegant.
Mem reverted to ner plot, one
had her mourning all ready to pu
on. But here was a new complica
tion. If she arrived In Yuma as a
widow she must don her mournlii- ;;i
the train. Hhe would have to retire
to the narrow cell of the women's
room and make the change there.
That was Inconvenient, but not im
possible. Jt was tho only thing to
do.
Yet if she went in a maid and out
a widow, people might rtotico tho
change and wonder; for she had been
well observed by the other pas
sengers. A few of them hod re
marked that it was hot, or asked her
If it were not hot. 'Tretty hot.
what?" .one woman had said. Mem
had thought peevishly what a funny
thing it was the way folks used
"pretty" "pretty hot" meant "hide
ous hot."
She knew that women were like
cameras for snapshotting other wom
en's clothes at a glance and remem
bering them like a photograph. Men
didn't notice such things much; yet
men hnd noticed her two men par
ticularly; one of them a flashy. 1m
nudent creature with, hard, exploring
eves that fairly nosed her like a pig's
annul: the other a lonely doer-eyed
thing pleading for pity with a woman-hungry
stare.
Mem had a flash of unusual
cynicism toward the moralities. Why
is It that we feel so sorry for the
loneliness of the timid man and so
disgusted with the loneliness of tho
hold man? The loneliness must hurt
both of them about the rame. Hut
she did not dwell on tlm thought.
Humanity Is never going td give the
sympathy to the hyemt that it wastes
on the. more destructive rabbit.
What settled Metu'a debate was the
reiill.at ion that if she donned her
cra on the tialu It would cause a
atir among the people in wlm-.ii Hying
parlor she had ant for seven hour or
; m. And Soma of thi iu would doubt-
j less t getting off nt Yiimt.
I Hh wondered If soinelaxlv Would
come up her nt the station, n at
aTucaon, and anmoim-e himself the
iib puty f b r father. Hi hoped not,
IU i mil. I hardly hava divined that
alia waa Imiind for Vu'iat. Vet alia
! "mild not feel ur. ft'er all h"
i kn, lh hrst peraon alio nu t Might
aiiiii.u i limit mawir,
Anothar l.' ot il-i'i.bd h. r If ah
; wn.m lu her f.'ber Hit'. "I bad U II j
it'u. "H aa aid and ro 1."I Vti4 j
li .Ui I .Mlil b I.-, ia.au till
, puart lor halin.l i tb ia:n or j
win It iii" If. tin or aoniai i i , and
i; ,i ... ,i Ki huM to v.iil j
lla U. ( m. iaaai ? I
Uncle Sam Says
, ( are uf the lt,
Tli tU.I lia.t .'. !.. iaual at.
. I , a at, I nl', .'-la l.tl I'M
ma ( if I ..a M-, Il t..i.nm
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m...'. .ail...' f-- l-a-t.M -in !
. , av.'t.. t..i.s atl la lr .1 n at
,. H if. :iili,a .IbiI al initial
,i. a... it l.a li- hawl l ! w
.h!l u.f l.ao.d If i. (..tiiiM
,w I -ea aK.,11 ti.ir wii.U.ar vf lu
teat (If ,il .
IUif ft tl-a tll4 l-e Hi I'K
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4 I il i I I a -l
i an a I- , I x , i ii. ' I ' e
How to Keep Weil
Hr tK. W, A lASt
Qwaalaaa (' fciaae, taa.la.
lia tm4 awaaaaliaa at ri'Wif, aula
ao.laa Pr. Laaaa e ra4at !
Ik Hm, Mill aa aaaaaaai immiIu
Nkml aeat iiaattaitaa, !
tuafW, aaahaaaaai aalaaa
iiwi Pi. taaaa mil aaa
ailAffaaaia "MnkM laf tSahvialiaal
Siaaataa. AtUt bllrll M fi el
I '(rikt I It. 2
IUI piJil liar4e.
Vur aeVel.'il r ll (lie llrjllll ai.lm'l
II,. a of thx lll bade trie.) In lulu
rat the priipln III Die a'll'pl eaaioll of,
I rat". That Ihey liiakint hrailway
ila aVllir4 by ll.il lia" been lii'ioniP J
lih.. iii 1'iiiifi.riiw an. I New iiilc.iiia, '
:m...I ,.l ,.ll... IuOIiIk I.I..I..P HlM Ulllf I
iri.ii.1 II. le itn.l llir all ll.Un.l
healtli il pa 1 1 no nl ap. nka up on Hi"
aul.Jecl
i III'. V. A, ItitrV lllakea out the fn. !
..lliu ian UKmat ine rat in si.iine-
OI4 iU'.lli.lin inr u ri ii ii.ii ii ii
tl,M ...l In Aiii.i,, ,i la eMlllliatetl til
f4, , A,ll, ,4 u , .lllii.Ue. lo
(' " " - - "
ib IJa.uuu nun.
u .,., ,,i ,.i,-
home or tlii ! sra.n aim inner,
f.MHl hull woul.1 ..tlierwiae mi. '
liiin h of II l K'H'I. inerihantahl..
k'.H.Ia. aa eteiy farnn r ami many nnr
. liaiita anil till niantifai Hirer of f."l
Iftulla know II. I M . lilley'a nie la
I.. I m ly h.le.l on t he tlieniice til heiiltll.
I moat .l. i.lly il.-eii-e kll t'l
ttlui bail .haiB" of the little rpMetnlr
of piieiiiiiolc pk.tf.io lit liakhiml nml
llerkeley, 'al, four yearn !, eay
that the i hiiiutti- .'ombtloiia of the In-
laiiil wirla of Am. i lia ilo not ruin out
the K.albillty of an outbreak of thl"
dradlv illaiaaa In liny part of the
northern Tinted Htalea similar M Ihe
one whieh devastated Manchuria
alaiiit Illic it .ais i.go.
Kpldeiiile Jaundice, a rat borne ills
laie, Is widely distributed In the
Tinted Htii.es. It la found nearly
everywhere. A Well marked epidemic
If It prevailed In upper New Vork
titate lu mi.
A few rases of rat bite fever lire re
ported from time to lime. I have
seen one raee lu Chicago and two lu
Mississippi.
There ia mi question but thai tats
spread trlcbluu. Home forms of tape
worm lira rat borne.
The proof Is good that rats are a
factor In the spread of ordinary round
worms. The farmer .an add to his
corn bill nnd other items for the final
of rata, some part of the loss of live
stm'k due to various kinds of worms.
Ainoelut, coll in man n sponsible
for dysentery, abceshes of the liver
und i Unease processes) In many other
pari of the body.
Itals are generully regarded as re
sponsible for some of the spread of
amoeba,
Hlnee bacteria bnvc censed to bai re
sponsible for diarrhea and dysentery
In udults In this country, the responsi
bility of animal parasites Is coming
into prominence.
One theory is that giardiu. a small
animal which muses much bowel
trouble In man. Is spread by rats.
AIIVKMTISKMKNT.
Human life could be lengthened
if people ate Kellogg's Bran regularly!
Kliininaie constipation from your
system through tho use of nature's
wonderful food BUAN Kellogg's
Btan, cooked and krumbled, and you
not only get every organ In your body
working normally, but you have side
tracked dlseuse! Kat Bran regularly,
at least, two tablespoonfuls dally; In
chronic cases, with every meal!
Bran, through its mineral salts and
ability to absorb water, giving bulk
end moisture, is nature's way to as
sist In perfect elimination. Bran's work
for health Is wonderful; it sweeps the
bowel tract, cleansing and purifying.
Yet, Bran is not a "remedy." It
forms no habit! Your physician will
Indorse Kellogg's Bran.
It Is predicted that the consistent
use of Kellogg's Bran will Increase the
average life from ten to fifteen years!
Bran will make children grow bigger
n
ECZEl
N RASH
On Hands, Elbows, Limbs and
Chest. Cuticura Healed.
"For nearly four years I wai
troubled with eczema on my hands,
elbows, lower limbs, and portions
of my chest. It broke out in a rash
and the skin was very sore and red.
The itching was intense causing me
to scratch. The itching was worse at
night, and the resultant loss of sleep
rendered me incapable of performing
my work.
" I tried Cuticura Soap and Oint
ment. The first three applications
allayed the itching, and in less than
two months I was healed." (Signed)
W. C. Tanner, 105 W. Columbia
St., Springfield, Ohio, Feb. 27, 1922.
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal
cum are all you need for every-day
toilet and nursery purposes,
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Ir) ii, s and it 1 1 UK .
He's No ( oviaid.
A. SI. K. rites: "I nm a young l.nlv
of "a und am engaged to it man II
years my senior. He has been mar
lied twice, both wives having died
Just before i hlldlilrth. Aly friends
wiv he has n white liver and, ns I do
not know what they mean, I am very
nun li worried.
"la It dangerous for us to get mar
ried? He has u child 7 years old by
his II rat Mife. He seems to lie ill per
feet health und everyone admires him.
"Would you inlvisc me not to inniry
him?
' Is It possible for him to remedy
.bis trouble? lie knows what people
nr.' saying about him, but be never
has luentroiied It to pie."
KKI'LY.
i do not know what they mean.
There is no such disease.
There is n slang saying that a cow
ard Is "white llvered." Hut this man
nas neen iirnve enough to marry i
twice nnd to propone to a third.
You iiive no reason for not marry
ing hlin. If you ure nfrald, he might
say that you had a white liver.
Common Sense
Are You
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whatever you
Children
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ADVKKTINKMKN'T.
and more robust because it keeps the
organs active and allows normnl
growth. Bran eliminates sluggishness
from men and women nnd keeps the
brain active. Bran Is the most bene
ficial agent for constipation that can
be given the aged'
Kellogg's Bran will permanently clear
up a muddy or pimply complexion; It
will relieve an obnoxious breath!
Consider Kellogg's JlAn ns a deli
cious cereal aa well as a regulator!
Kellogg's Bran is delightful eaten ns
a cereal or sprinkled over your favor
ite cerenl, its nut like flavor adding
greatly to the goodness Vrf all foods.
Or, use Bran In raisin bread, gems,
pancakes, etc. Recipes on each pack
age! Jo to your grocerjt today and get
a package of Kellogg's Bran, cooked
and krumbled!
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